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Bullwinkle's
Okay, they have this strange fascination with a moose and his friend, Rocky the flying squirrel. But they're doing something right at Bullwinkle's - it's Juneau's oldest pizza parlor. No doubt it's the cheap pitchers of beer (around US$8 to $13.75).
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Doc Water's Pub
If the Hangar doesn't put you close enough to the water head next door where you can grab an outside table complete with seagulls. Dinner is served until , but this is a better place to linger in the late afternoon sun drinking beer and devouring the pub's Big Island burger (teriyaki sauce, pineapple salsa and Swiss cheese).
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Hangar on the Wharf
A waterfront restaurant in Merchant's Wharf with tables perched right over a seaplane dock. The view of the channel and all the activity buzzing and floating around greatly improves whatever you ordered. Better than the food is the restaurant's large selection of imported beers and microbrews.
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Heritage Coffee Co & Café
Juneau's most popular coffeehouse, for good reason. The coffee is great, the sofas comfortable and with the purchase of an espresso drink you get free Internet. The company also has several other cafés, including another one downtown at 216 2nd St.
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Hot Bite
You have to drive out to the Auke Bay Harbor for the best milk shakes and burgers in Juneau. The cheesecake shakes are pricey (around US$6 ) but worth every scoop of ice cream they put in 'em. While sitting outside feasting on a Big Bite buffalo burger you can watch the state ferry sail out of Auke Bay.
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Island Pub
The Capital City's newest restaurant opened up across the channel in Douglas in 2005, serving firebrick-oven focaccia and gourmet pizza to a mountainous view. Have a sweet tooth? Indulge in its apple-pie pizza.
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Silverbow Bagel Bakery
Downtown, this place bakes bagels daily, serving them au naturel, with a variety of spreads and toppings, or using them as bookends for breakfast and lunch sandwiches. Join the locals for the Two On Tuesday special when they double your order for free, whether it's one bagel or a dozen.
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Soup Queen
You'll find hot-dog vendors all over downtown Juneau but pass them up for the Soup Queen, holding court in a small shack-on-wheels on the dock at the edge of Merchant's Wharf. Soups - like Thai fish chowder and andouille lentil - are made nightly and explode with flavor by the time the queen ladles them out the next day.
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Taku Glacier Lodge
Juneau has several salmon bakes. Though aimed primarily at tourists, they provide great food (hard to go wrong with fresh salmon) with an experience conveying the flavor of frontier Alaska. Taku Glacier Lodge is reached via a 15-minute floatplane flight up Taku Inlet, and allows you to combine flightseeing, glacier viewing and a salmon bake in one excursion.
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Thane Ore House
Juneau has several salmon bakes. Though aimed primarily at tourists, they provide great food (hard to go wrong with fresh salmon) with an experience conveying the flavor of frontier Alaska. Thane Ore House , 4 miles south of town, is arguably the best. The all-you-can-eat dinner of grilled salmon, halibut and ribs includes a salad bar, corn, baked beans and more. There is a courtesy bus that departs nightly from the downtown area.
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Twisted Fish
Sure you can order a burger here, but why? Located between Taku Smokeries and a wharf where commercial fishermen unload their catch, this restaurant is all about seafood. Indulge yourself by ordering wild salmon baked in puff pastry topped with crab, shrimp and cream cheese. So rich it'll have you thinking, This comes from the sea?
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Valentine's Coffee House
Nearby, it serves espresso drinks and fresh baked goods in the morning and makes excellent sandwiches for lunch.
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